I took the plunge and handed over my credit card and prepared to start moving funds over to their cash management accounts.Right away, I ran into problems.First, the don't use Plaid, the industry standard bank account importing vendor, to sync bank accounts for transactions (somewhat confusingly, they do use plaid to verify ACH transactions, but you have to go through a different platform to get there).

So I expect the MF market is still in a state of low supply, and the properties definitely struck me as overvalued when I ran the numbers.I will probably continue to invest in Manch since I live here and will be doing most of my own property management, but if you're just looking for the best ROI I don't think Manch offers it.

Rejection I ran into was a lack of work history (I need two years).

Anyway, I don't know if anyone has had this culture issue before or not...would it be too much hand holding to give him a stack of SASE's?

These legal realities have been part of American culture since its inception, inherited from English common law, inherited from the Roman Empire.Get these people evicted legally, keep complaining ineffectually about the police, or do something really stupid and lose your shirt/go to The Big House.

The people who say wholesaling is easy are generally in two camps:- A Guru with a mentorship or training program- A student who just paid thousands of dollars to one of those gurus, and is required to post about how life changing the program was, often using "Go Giver" "Abundance Mindset" or other similar hustle culture language. 

I’m in NW Indiana and I ran across a property that has some potential..Or at least that’s how I see it.

Their business culture is very relationship oriented.

I don't know if it's just because there's so much work or if it's just part of the culture up here.

It is so refreshing to be a part of this culture.